If the cover is 12 MIL thick, how many linear feet of cover can I roll up before the reel becomes full?
2535
Well, we have a 32' pool and the bubble wrap pool cover rolls up on it. That stuff is almost 1/2" thick and we have no problem with that. If you only have a thin leaf cover on it I would think you would get a whole lot of feet on there. I would also suggest that you buy the recommended pole with it because we used PVC and it sags.
990449
I bought this for spare parts. It doesn't come with the rod between the two reels. It should work for above ground as long as you can attach to part that holds up the rod to the ground. There is only about 6 inch clearance between the rod and the ground. You will have to determine the diameter of the cover when its rolled up.
8857
I use braided line so you can use a higher weight line that does not take up more space on the reel.
1968155
if you mean how much line it takes if using 20 lbs line then you need a big roll of line or 5 small ones at least, this reel is made to handle big fish so you better use 40 lbs line at least . i will use it off a boat or when fishing deep water, its heavy and not worth it stressing the hands when you can use small reel for small or midum fish.
2217336
10,000 pound test...but only a few feet of it. Apparently you are unfamiliar with hand lines. You can put any pound test line you choose. The larger pound test line the less number of feet the reel will hold. Ask yourself what size fish do I want to fight using a hand line. Then put a line that is 20% heavier. Besides, the hand line you are asking about comes with line, leader, swivels, hook and sinkers. What are you going to do, strip all that off and start over?
2190708
I found that I can roll the cover up myself without over-stressing the reel but my solar cover will wrinkle and roll up poorly unless I start rolling on one side, then walk around the pool and finish on the other to pull the cover tight as it rolls up. This reel is the best one I've used. When I put it away this year, I also found that it's best to lower it all the way. That way, I could roll it from the pool to the garage much easier.
1670790
15 minimum. We have a 15x28 and our 6 barely covered half. We ended up going back to the one piece solar cover and bought a reel.
627983
I'm not sure that I understand the question. If you are asking the maximum drag on the reel it is 13.2 pounds.
81047
It's about the same size as the BAYCO 50' reel. I can't tell you the exact size but I have not had a problem with it going up all the way in one shot. I have not had to guide it. I have not had to do anything but just let the reel go and it has more than enough inside area to accept all of the cord.
513899
One roll 1000 feet. If you have to splice, make sure you get the splices that come with the silicon in them, really slick and waterproof, Good luck
928144
Line size has no bearing to the operation of the line counter. Use any line weight you want.....the reel will read the amount of line let out.
2047685
I have 100' on mine, as well, and it could hold more. This has been an awesome purchase. Every time I use it I think about all of the other hose reels we had but didn't use. This is a great hose reel!!! It makes winding the hose nearly effortless!
155318
It can.... just make sure you unreel the entire hose or it will swell up and jam your reel!
1830448
It covers like 12-14. Go about 3 ft wide and 4 long. Start your 4ft line about 6 inches behind back of the reflector
1216620
the highest braid capacity recommended for this reel is 30lb and you can put 205 yards on this reel. According to Penn website.
1216622
I had 200 yards put on my reel but I think it is a little too much as I used 20 lb test and it unspools a little line between uses because the spool is maxed out.
1388230
I hope this is not joke. You could wind up 100 feet of hose, then carefully remove half of the reel assembly, at which point the wound up hose coils will want to fall off from the hub. Provided, that you can slide off the hose coils, place it on the ground. Now you have to reattach half the reel and continue with the other 100 feet. After the reel is full, you'll need to take half the reel off again to remove the hose coils. Why would you want to do this?